Category: GNU Emacs
Anything related to the GNU Emacs editor
Adventures in NetBSD/amd64 10.0
When the harddrives in the oldest virtualization server at $WORK died, I was virtually left without any test systems running the other BSDs and some select Linux distros. We have another virtualization server with plenty of resources, and I decided to try NetBSD/amd64 10.0-RELEASE, build a few packages, and upgrade the VM to 10.0-STABLE.
Read More → Adventures in NetBSD/amd64 10.0GNU Emacs flavours in FreeBSD
r460621 added flavours to editors/emacs. If you previously used editors/emacs-nox11 to get a flavour suitable for most server systems, you’re in for a couple of surprises.
Read More → GNU Emacs flavours in FreeBSDCPUTYPE woes with editors/emacs on FreeBSD/i386 stable/10
On my FreeBSD/i386 stable/10 and head VMs I have set up clang as the system compiler. I have also set CPUTYPE to corei7 as this is accepted by clang and pretty much describes the capabilities of the host system.
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UTF-8 in GNU Emacs
I nicked the following from http://linux.seindal.dk/2004/08/07/gnu-emacs-and-utf-8-locale/: You may also specify your preference toward the Unix newline convention:
Read More → UTF-8 in GNU EmacsMy .emacs file for use with GNU Emacs 23.3 on Microsoft Windows
My favourite editor is no doubt GNU Emacs. I spend most of my time at work using Microsoft Windows, so why shouldn’t I use this excellent editor on that OS?
Read More → My .emacs file for use with GNU Emacs 23.3 on Microsoft Windows